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1. www.justice.gc.ca › eng › fl-dfHow to Apply for a Divorce - justice.gc.ca

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   Nov 15, 2024 · The Divorce Act is a federal law, but the provinces and territories are responsible for the processes for getting a divorce. You need to fill out the right forms for your province or territory and file them in a court. Or, your lawyer can do this work for you. You must follow the rules of the court that processes your divorce.

2. www.ontario.ca › page › file-family-court-documentsFile family court documents online - Ontario.ca

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   Family court forms are public documents. The information you provide in the forms can be viewed by the public whether you file in-person or online. Learn more about public access to family court files or find a family court location. Be careful when entering personal information online, where people can see and/or capture it on camera.

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4. www.ontario.ca › documents-divorce-applicationsDocuments for divorce applications | Guide to procedures in ...

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   Divorce order. If the judge grants your divorce, the court will: issue a divorce order; send you and your former spouse the signed order in the self-addressed stamped envelopes that you provided to the court; Divorce certificate. Once the court grants a divorce, the divorce order will state that the divorce is effective 31 days after the order ...

5. forms.mgcs.gov.on.ca › en › datasetForm 8A: Application (Divorce) - Simple (divorce only)/Joint

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   Form 8A: Application (Divorce) - Simple (divorce only)/Joint Ministry Administering the justice system in Ontario and protecting the public by delivering a wide range of legal services.

6. www.legalaid.on.ca › faq › simple-divorceSimple divorce – Legal Aid Ontario

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   Take some ID and the unsigned form to be signed in front of a notary or a commissioner for taking affidavits. There is a fee of $21 for this service. If you need help finding a commissioner or notary to do this service, ask the court clerk for help. Form 25A: Divorce Order. This is a draft of the divorce order. This is what the judge has to sign.

7. divorce-canada.ca › divorce-process-in-canadaHow to File for Divorce: The Step by Step Process

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   Step 4: Determine if your divorce is contested or uncontested and specify the type of divorce on your application. Uncontested divorce: both partners agree to the reasons and terms of the divorce. These divorces need only one application. Contested divorce: spouses do not agree on the reasons and/or terms for the divorce. In this case, both ...

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   How do I get a divorce form?

   • You can get the correct forms for your jurisdiction through a lawyer, bookstore, court office or family law information center. Step 3: Determine your grounds for filing for divorce. Will it be a no fault or for fault divorce?

   How to File for Divorce: The Step by Step Process

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   How do I start a divorce application?

   • To start a simple application for a divorce only (in other words no property or support claims), you need to prepare: If you and your spouse are asking for a divorce together, you will need to prepare: If you and your spouse are together asking for orders other than a divorce, you will also need to prepare:

   Steps to filing an application | Guide to procedures in family court

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   How do I get a divorce in Canada?

   • The Divorce Act is a federal law, but the provinces and territories are responsible for the processes for getting a divorce. You need to fill out the right forms for your province or territory and file them in a court. Or, your lawyer can do this work for you. You must follow the rules of the court that processes your divorce.

   How to Apply for a Divorce - justice.gc.ca

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   How do I get a divorce if my spouse doesn't answer?

   • Application Step 8: After 30 days are up, if there is no answer filed by your spouse, you can then set down your divorce with the court by submitting your Affidavit for Divorce, Divorce Order and Clerk’s Certificate. Step 9: Wait for notice of the courts decision to grant you a divorce.

   How to File for Divorce: The Step by Step Process

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   How do I get a divorce order mailed to my ex?

   • Bring a self-addressed stamped envelope for you and your ex so that the divorce orders can be mailed to you. Go to the same Superior Court of Justice courthouse that you originally went to and bring all the documents and the envelopes with you. Take a number from the counter and wait until it is called.

   Simple divorce – Legal Aid Ontario

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   When can a court grant a divorce?

   • The court cannot grant your divorce until the Clearance Certificate has been received. If the judge grants your divorce, the court will: Once the court grants a divorce, the divorce order will state that the divorce is effective 31 days after the order was made. The certificate of divorce is proof of the date of your divorce.

   Documents for divorce applications | Guide to procedures in family court

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9. www.ontario.ca › document › guide-procedures-familySteps to filing an application | Guide to procedures in ...

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   If you and your spouse are asking for a divorce together, you will need to prepare: Form 8A: Application (Divorce) this form must be signed and dated by both you and your spouse; bring four copies of this completed form for filing at the courthouse; Continuing Record, including a Table of Contents learn more about the Continuing Record